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    Quote Originally Posted by Ted Crocker View Post
    What were the original... funtion or reason for the Braemer cuffs? Chas and I were trying to figure that out in one of my threads; it seems like I've seen them on depictions of military jackets.
    It was to stop snottey nosed soldiers from wiping said snotty nose on the sleeve of his jacket. The buttons would hurt the nose

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Dubh View Post
    It was to stop snottey nosed soldiers from wiping said snotty nose on the sleeve of his jacket. The buttons would hurt the nose


    Yes... I can see how that would make the cuff mor formal.
    I tried to ask my inner curmudgeon before posting, but he sprayed me with the garden hose…
    Yes, I have squirrels in my brain…

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    Hey Glen great pics
    I was going to try to explain the difference but your pictures do the job much better.
    Glen is of course right it is the fabric that makes the difference in formality
    David

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